Cameron Townsend

Day into Night Cameron Townsend

Publisher Marketing: In 1964, Lenore Grey returns to her Los Angeles art gallery, Images West, believing the secret of her hand in the gruesome suicide of a serial rapist and murderer in 1935 died with him. To her vexation, a burglary by daring international art thief, Preston Halifax, brings her under the scrutiny of L. A. Metro Police Detectives Ian Marsh and Rick O'Grady. At first confident that she can dismiss the two men quickly, Lenore is taken aback when she recognizes Marsh as the "guardian angel" who saved her life in 1720 England. This realization hurls her mind into the past-to her devastating experiences as a young girl and to her tempestuous love affair with the seductive Count de Poenari, a cunning 15th century vampire with a penchant for dangerous games. Unbeknownst to Lenore, Marsh's actual interest in the burglary centers around retrieving his "key," a device Halifax stole from him several months earlier. The key opens portals in space that allow Marsh to travel from his home on Tarq to anywhere in the universe. With technological advances to rival the still-living Lenore's unstable vampire powers, their cat and mouse game to uncover the truth about each other begins. Vampires, ghosts, mysterious Gypsies, necromancers, demons, werewolves, and various denizens of the supernatural mingle with earthly murderers and assorted criminals to plague Lenore and Poenari, as well as Marsh and the very human O'Grady, throughout The Lenore Grey Novels series.